The Washington Commanders have lost multiple defensive ends to season-ending injuries, including top pass-rusher Dorance Armstrong. Thinning depth has forced the Commanders to take a look at the free agent market, and they're evaluating a former Florida State star.

In 2025, Ohio State has deployed Reese as an edge defender on 144 snaps, and in the defensive backfield on 172 snaps. His rate of pressure on blitzes and edge rushing is off the charts. He is a rare player who can upgrade all facets of a team’s defense. Reese appears to be one of the big risers in the early draft process.

Don't miss the Seattle Seahawks vs Washington Commanders game this week on Sunday Night Football. Live coverage begins at 7 PM ET.

The Commanders have ruled out Terry McLaurin for Week 9. The re-injury adds to a crisis that has QB Jayden Daniels sidelined.

It’s week 9 of the NFL season, and the 3-5 Washington Commanders will be facing a 5-2 Seattle Seahawks team at home in Northwest Stadium in Landover, MD this Sunday at 8:20 pm ET. Other than losses against a full strength 49ers team in week 1 and a chaotic Bucs team in week 5,

The Seahawks hope their momentum carries over both through their bye week and across the country when they visit the Commanders for a Week 9 "Sunday Night Football" showdown.

Five questions about this week’s opponent from Seahawks.com; five answers from commanders.com senior writer Zach Selby.

The Seahawks (5-2) lost 38-35 to Tampa Bay in Week 5, but every other Seattle opponent has been held to 20 points or fewer. Coach Mike Macdonald's team has been effective against the run, which has been the more productive part of Washington's offense. Teams are averaging 75.7 yards per game on the ground against Seattle.

Ahead of Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, Washington appears to be a team that will likely stand pat rather than make significant moves.

The "GMFB" hosts preview what to expect in the Week 9 matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and Washington Commanders.